Week In Transit: Antiquing, Cable Cars and Santa Clara History
By Dan Lieberman, @LiebermanTweets Antiques in San Mateo: The San Mateo Event Center will be hosting the Hillsborough Antiques + Art + Design show from March 10-12. Come check out […]
Week In Transit: Mardi Gras, Mel Brooks & Meetings, Meetings, Meetings!
By Dan Lieberman, @LiebermanTweets San Francisco Mardi Gras: Just because you aren’t in New Orleans, doesn’t mean you can’t live it up for Mardi Gras. The good people at Carnaval […]
Week In Transit: Design Grant, Flea Market and BART Public Comment
By Dan Lieberman, @LiebermanTweets Climate Change Grant: The Rockefeller Foundation announced a $4.6 million grant in order to craft infrastructure solutions to the climate and seismic challenges faced by the […]
Week In Transit: SF Beer Week, Caltrain Contract Extension & VTA Street Ambassadors
By Dan Lieberman, @LiebermanTweets The Cause of, and Solution to, All of Life’s Problems: For those of us who are single this Valentine’s Day, San Francisco Beer Week is right […]
Week In Transit: Development on Broadway, Romance in North Beach & VTA Network Design
By Dan Lieberman, @LiebermanTweets 101 Broadway/Interchange Funding: The 101/Broadway Interchange Reconstruction Project is a $91 million joint effort between the San Mateo County Transportation Authority, Caltrans, and the City of […]
Week In Transit: WINE IN SF, DONUTS IN SOUTH CITY, BART IN SAN JOSE
By Dan Lieberman, @LiebermanTweets Polk Street Valentine Wine Walk: Wine lovers can enjoy their significant other a little vino at the upcoming Polk Street Valentine Wine Walk Thursday, February 9, […]
Week In Transit: San Francisco Sketchfest, Palo Alto Transit Closure & VTA Draft Plan Community Meetings
By: Dan Lieberman, Public Affairs Specialist @LiebermanTweets SF Sketchfest Funnier than this Headline: As has been the case for the past 16 years, the funniest people in the country will […]
Week In Transit: Caltrain’s Freedom Train, Drinks with San Jose Deputy City Manager & Flower Show and Sale in Redwood City
Ride Caltrain’s Freedom Train: On Monday, January 16, the nation will remember and celebrate the life of Martin Luther King, Jr., one of America’s foremost and revered civil rights activists. […]
Week In Transit: Caltrain gets a Lyfty, Muni gets money,Silicon Valley Car Show & Caltrain outreach continues
Caltrain Gets a Lyfty Award: It might not quite be the Oscar statuette, but Caltrain is pretty proud to be a 2016 Lyfties Award Winner. Lyft, the transportation network company […]
Week In Transit: Meetings, Customer Feedback, Christmas Day Schedule and No Parking
Meetings Begin on Caltrain Timetable Change Proposals: As a way to accommodate work related to the Peninsula Corridor Electrification Project, Caltrain will need to adjust its timetable next summer. Before […]
Week in Transit: Holiday Train & Holiday Bus, Pac-12 Championship & More Muni Space
Catch the Holiday Train and Holiday Bus: Caltrain’s Holiday Train will return this week for its annual jaunt through the San Francisco Peninsula. Adorned with more than 70,000 glittering lights […]
Week in Transit: Holiday Service, Christmas in the Park & Turkey Bowl
Transit Agencies Shift Service for Thanksgiving Holiday: Turkey Day is upon us, which means families can pig out and watch some football with their loved ones, and transit agencies can […]
Week in Transit:Discovery Day,Union Square Skating & Future of Diridon
Discover Your Love For Science at AT&T Park: Baseball will be taking a break for the day at AT&T Park on Saturday, November 5, so hundreds of eager young minds […]
Week in Transit: New Bike Tunnel & Spooky Events in SF and SJ
Work Begins on New Bike Tunnel at Santa Clara Station: Cyclists and pedestrians will soon have a safer, more protected pathway to the Santa Clara Caltrain Station, thanks to a […]
Week in Transit:Crowd Sourced Carpools, Rider Feedback and Film Fest
Transit Agencies Collect Rider Feedback: October means the return of fall, playoff baseball, and, apparently, public transportation rider surveys. Earlier this year, Caltrain began interviewing passengers onboard trains as part […]
Week in Transit: Hardly Strictly, Bike Palo Alto & GG Ferry Changes
Strictly a Good Time in San Francisco: With more than 100 artists performing over seven stages, San Francisco’s Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival is one of California’s largest multi-day gatherings. And, […]